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Choosing the right smoke alarm is one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect your home and family. The Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) recommends installing mains powered photoelectric smoke alarms, as they are faster at detecting smouldering fires—the most common cause of house fires.

Talison Lithium is encouraging residents and workers in the Nannup and Greenbushes region to have their say as part of a new three-year community engagement initiative.

The Seven Gravel Bike Race is taking place in Nannup this Saturday, 16 May. As part of the event: • Tank 7 MTB Park will be closed on Saturday, 16 May • Brockman Highway will also be closed for race operations on Saturday, 16 May

THE PURPOSE OF THIS SPECIAL MEETING IS FOR COUNCIL to: 1. Amendment No.4 to the Shire of Nannup Local Planning Scheme No.4: Submitted for Adoption. 2. Development Application - Lot 500 Brockman Highway Tourism Development (Resort) 3. Confidential Item - CEO Annual Review

Please be advised that subject to weather conditions, Brigade volunteers are planning to conduct a prescribed burn on Saturday 9 May at ‘Gussies Mill’ backing on the NW boundary of Cockatoo Valley.

Please note that due to staff training, the Shire office will open at 10.00am on Monday 11 May. Thank you for your understanding.

Avoiding Hidden Health Hazards During Renovation, Trade Work and Storm Clean Ups - Whether you’re renovating an older home, working as a tradie, tackling a DIY project or cleaning up after a storm, it’s important to be aware of hidden health hazards that may be present in building materials — particularly asbestos and silica.

It has been determined that due to favourable forecast weather conditions and sufficient recent rainfall, the Open Burning Period for the Shire of Nannup will commence earlier than planned. ✅ From 5.00am on Saturday, 2 May 2026, permits to burn will NO LONGER be required within the Shire of Nannup. (This was originally scheduled to begin on 15 May).

♻️ The Shire of Nannup community is helping reduce waste through Pharmacycle

With riders expected to travel from around the globe, the Championships will place Nannup front and centre in international cycling media.

From 1 July 2026, Western Australia’s Container Deposit Scheme will include more container types, such as juice, flavoured milk, cordial, and wine containers (150ml–3L).

On Friday 17 May the Shire of Nannup and the Nannup Playgroup officially opened the new nature playground

The vision for the Nannup WA Geopark Hub has taken a major step forward, with confirmation of a $562,865 Lotterywest grant formally presented today by the Hon Jackie Jarvis MLC, Minister for Agriculture and Food; Fisheries; Forestry; Small Business.

Community Expression of Interest inviting ideas, creativity and local insight, to capture community expressions of interest that can inform the future design of entry statements at key gateways to Nannup.

As part of the School Holiday Program, the Shire of Nannup partnered with the Nannup CRC to deliver a fun and inclusive bus trip for our youth.

This work will commence Sunday 12 April in the area around the Nannup Brook VBFB along roads East Nannup Road and Vasse Highway. Brigade volunteers will be working in this area, so please be cautious if driving on these roads.

The Shire of Nannup is seeking expressions of interest from interested and suitably qualified and experienced persons for selection/appointment to its Audit, Risk and Improvement Committee (ARIC).

The Southern Forests & Valleys Heritage Festival will once again shine a spotlight on the people, places and stories of the region when it runs from 18 to 26 April 2026.

A long held community vision is becoming a reality as construction continues on the Southern Bridges Shared Path Project. The new shared path will create a safe, accessible and clearly defined connection from the townsite through to Cockatoo Valley, improving walking and cycling links while helping people move safely away from the busy Vasse and Brockman Highways. The project supports healthier lifestyles, safer travel and a more connected community, while enhancing access for pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders.

With the Easter period approaching, this update outlines important changes to access at the Pine Ridge site during construction of the new mountain bike park.

Burning Permits will be required for the duration. If you're planning to carry out any burning, please make sure you know your responsibilities, permit requirements, and firebreak obligations.

The public toilet block located behind the Town Hall (accessed from the Grange Road side) will be temporarily closed for essential repairs from Monday 30 March to approximately Thursday 2 April.

As storm season approaches, it’s important for our community to stay prepared and protect homes, families and properties. Taking a few simple steps now can make a big difference when severe weather hits. Here’s how you can get ready and stay safe during stormy and adverse conditions.

To ensure your property meets requirements, please refer to the Bushfire Risk Compliance Notice on the Shire’s website and ask your Fire Control Officer or the Shire for advice if you have any questions.

Held every second Saturday morning and proudly supported by Nannup Garden Village Inc, the markets offer more than a shopping experience—they celebrate local identity, creativity, and the resilience of small businesses that shape the character of Nannup.

The Shire of Nannup is excited to deliver a vibrant April 2026 School Holiday Program.

The Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB) is currently confined to the Perth metropolitan area, where a Quarantine Area restricts the movement of untreated wood and woody plant materials to stop the pest spreading. Although PSHB has not been detected in Nannup, it is considered impossible to eradicate and is now under long term management in WA.

For many people living and working across regional Western Australia, staying connected isn't just about convenience—it's critical to running a business, keeping in touch with loved ones, and staying safe in emergencies. Yet, issues with your internet, unreliable mobile coverage, and the complexity of finding the right solution can make digital connectivity feel like a full-time job.

Residents across 13 South West towns – including Nannup – can now take advantage of free water saving initiatives through Water Corporation’s Waterwise Towns Program. This year’s program is the largest to date, supporting 47 regional communities across Western Australia to reduce water use and lower household bills.